A while back, Dart posted a goggle issue in Dale's (Bookmaker) thread.
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Originally Posted by Dart
Going to look around for some flying goggles that can go over glasses; otherwise I'll be relegated to motor cross ones.
Prescription goggles are a bit out of my price range...
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I posted a note on my solution and Dale responded...
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Originally Posted by Bookmaker
I'm in the same situation with goggles. I have seen some fit over types that look OK, but my glasses are too large even for them.
I have a while to figure out a solution though.
Rob, can you post a photo of your set up?
Dale
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Dale,
Here are a few pictures of the process... it is really quite simple... assuming you have the protective mask inserts to start with. I guess this only works for the folks here who are in the military... but I could see doing something similar with a civilian pair of glasses.
Ok, so here it goes...
Here is a photo of the starting materials...
Upper left is a paper pattern of the goggle lens. Upper right are the M-40 protective mask inserts... notice the black springy plastic parts that hold the inserts in place on the mask eye piece. That is what we are replicating here in a manner that will fit in my specific goggles.
Below that is where I transferred the goggle glass pattern to a board and tacked nails around the perimeter.
This next photo shows how the inserts are held together with a brass pin.
I remove this pin to seperate the two lenses.
leaving you with a lens for each eyepiece.